Be Updated and Face to Face With Indian Republic

Over the years since independence the nature and content of Indian Republic, as originally established, has undergone a dramatic change with its gradual expansion to the large/untouched sections of Indian society having immense regional, linguistic, ethnic and religious identities and approaches towards the political issues. The structures of Republicfederalism, party system and succeeding governments have changed their working style in this near permanent coalitional phase. The last voter of the first general election has become the first voter in this era of globalisation and the position is most likely hoped to continue in future which would not only strengthen the basic themes of democracy in the country but also help decisively in making the Indian Republic an ideal system of the world. This book is a thorough analysis of the Republic's birth, growth and emerging problems. About the Author Rajkumar Singh born at village Chechar, Distt.Vaishali on 25th December 1958. He started his career as a commissioned lecturer in January 1983 and is at Present University Professor and Head in the University Department of Political Science (BNMU), West Campus, P.G. Centre, Saharsa (Bihar). Having completed M.A. in Political Science, M.A. in History, and LL.B., he did his Ph.D. on ‘India's Foreign Policy (March 1977–January 1980)’. He has published eleven books which include Past, Present and Future of Kashmir (2008); 1. Global Dimensions of Indo–Nepal Political RelationsPost Independence (2009); 2. Relations of NDA and UPA with Neighbours (2010); 3. Contemporary India with Controversial Neighbours (2011); 4. Ethnic Politics and LTTE in Sri Lanka (2012) and 5. Myth and Reality of Terrorism in South Asia (2013). More than 60 research papers have been published in several national and international journals, apart from successfully guiding about a dozen of research works of academic worth mostly on India's relations with South Asian countries and Indian government and politics